Contemporary traffic engineering and technology
Provider: Univerzita Pardubice
Programme: Studentská grantová soutěž
Implementation period: 01.01.15 - 31.12.15
Workplace:
Dopravní fakulta Jana Pernera - DFJP
Investigator: Švanda PavelTeam member: Nachtigall Petr | Volek Josef | Novák Jaroslav | Tomek Petr | Drdla Pavel | Tesař Miroslav | Švadlenka Libor | Molková Tatiana | Šourek David | Průša Petr | Matuška Jaroslav | Menčík Jaroslav | Drahotský Ivo | Široký Jaromír | Kleprlík Jaroslav | Gregora Stanislav | Bulíček Josef | Soušek Radovan | Culek Bohumil | Schmidová Eva
Description:
The proposed project is targeting the two basic domains i) traffic technology and ii) traffic engineering. Main aim of the project is support of research activities of PhD student and all Jan Perner Transport Faculty. Scopes of the project correspond to research activities of faculty. For this reason the project is multidisciplinary, oriented to research activities at areas ad i) on the research in transport management, technology, logistics and transport control, and ii) on the research of railway and road vehicles and transport infrastructure, as well as on the related electric and electronic devices. With respect to the wide orientation of the faculty, the project is multidisciplinary oriented to doctoral students from the departments KDMML, KTŘD, KEEZ, KDS, KMMČS, KDPD and KID. Basic supports for practical research activities offer the VVCD. For wide research area the project is divided to several partial tasks. Detailed description of tasks is on attachment of this proposal.
The proposed project is targeting the two basic domains i) traffic technology and ii) traffic engineering. Main aim of the project is support of research activities of PhD student and all Jan Perner Transport Faculty. Scopes of the project correspond to research activities of faculty. For this reason the project is multidisciplinary, oriented to research activities at areas ad i) on the research in transport management, technology, logistics and transport control, and ii) on the research of railway and road vehicles and transport infrastructure, as well as on the related electric and electronic devices. With respect to the wide orientation of the faculty, the project is multidisciplinary oriented to doctoral students from the departments KDMML, KTŘD, KEEZ, KDS, KMMČS, KDPD and KID. Basic supports for practical research activities offer the VVCD. For wide research area the project is divided to several partial tasks. Detailed description of tasks is on attachment of this proposal.
